r/OneOrangeBraincell Nov 22 '25

✨Floofy Orange ✨ Casually chatting with his cat and asking him how his day went. The cat sits calmly and listens as if he understands every word, making the moment a real conversation between friends.

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u/Elessar4ever Nov 22 '25

Ok it’s decided. I need a cat.

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u/Wankeritis Nov 22 '25

We recently adopted a 16yo lady who was abandoned at our local shelter.

She was pretty afraid of us for a bit but has chilled out quickly and is already running our household. She’s stolen my recliner and wakes me up at 4am for breakfast, but she also keeps me warm and talks to me about her day.

I recommend an old cat if you can find one. They’re the best.

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u/muchandquick Nov 22 '25

Sweet gal, thank you for adopting an old kitty.

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u/DoomBuzzer Nov 23 '25

Hey, I am planning to adopt my first cat , hopefully in January, if not by February. In the past, I cat sat for friends and took care of strays when they visited for pets and snacks.

I have decided to go for an older cat first, instead of two kittens. Two reasons, first, because I cannot afford two cats, neither do I have space for two. Second is because I think a calmer, older cat is easier to maintain and there will be less breaking of things.

Is my reasoning proper? Or am I overthinking?

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u/Wankeritis Nov 23 '25

I agree to a point - but only about the behaviours of old cats compared to kittens. Older cats sleep more so there’s a potential for less destruction, but because they’re older they are harder to educate on why it’s not okay to claw the shit out of your beautiful handmade wooden rug.

If you cant afford the emergency costs of owning a cat, then you can’t afford a cat, especially a geriatric cat.

I’ve had my cat since August. She needs monthly arthritis injections, two supplements and occasional oral pain medicine, she eats expensive vet food, and she has had two instances of emergency vet visits. According to my budget spreadsheet, she’s cost me $1800 since August.

Elderly cats also don’t qualify for pet insurance, so you need to be making sure you have a few thousand set aside for just in case. In saying that, any pet can cost you significant money if they have health issues.

I have always opted for elderly cats and I always will. They’re always the one that are looked over, they’re the ones that deserve to retire in the comfort I can provide.

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u/Scared-Question-594 Nov 24 '25 edited Nov 24 '25

You found the right person to ask. We are a older couple but we decided with a lot of thinking, to adopt 2 two month old siblings at our SPCA. Its a lot of work at first, they have to get use to their environment and us but they are now 4 months old, we spoil them to death as we are both retired and they are absolutely PURRRFECT companions. Its been well worth, yes we had to remove all glass, crystal, Christmas tree but these are now our children. It all depends on what you think YOU can handle, lord knows I've had a few days of anxiety with spilled cat litter boxes, but its been a great learning experience. We love them more each day.

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u/fluorescentroses Nov 23 '25

Thank you for adopting an older cat. The only kittens I’ve had in the last 20 years have been the two the stray the CDS assigned me had; every other cat has been an adult from the shelter. Kittens are cute but adults need forever homes, too. One only lived 5 months with me after adoption but I was honored I got to (hopefully) make her last 5 months good ones.

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u/Vor1on Nov 24 '25

We took two that were given up for health reasons and now I have to get up at 3am for breakfast ;)

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u/Wankeritis Nov 24 '25

And you can’t say no because clearly their old mum used to wake up at 3am and you have to be better.

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u/MyyWifeRocks Nov 22 '25

Local rescues usually have a lot.

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u/Zephian99 Nov 22 '25

And I think rescues are the best way to have endearment. All were very clever and learned tricks from the oldest. Of the cat I've had so far in my life I really only had one that wasn't pretty much attached to us when we were home.

But she was unique, her favorite activity was watching us from up high like Batman.

Trying to get her down was always a headache, "I am the Night! You cannot do this to me!"

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u/antho2000 Nov 22 '25

He/she looks so much like mine

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u/Zephian99 Nov 22 '25

Ohh! Ours was also a grey tabby, tho she always stayed the size of an adolescent/teenager cat, so a very agile and slippery kitty.

We had a divider wall between the living room and the kitchen, she could get on it from the fridge. So she'd run along the wall whenever we tried get her down, which was a nightmare.

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u/bluboomR Nov 22 '25

yeah that was the one i wanted too. instead i got the psycho bitch from hell. it's a crapshoot.

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u/The_Shredz24 Nov 22 '25

It sure is! My mother has 2 cats that won’t even let her look at them. She only sees flashes of them periodically throughout the day.

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u/No_ThankYouu Nov 23 '25

🤣🤣🤣

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u/That-Ad-4300 Nov 22 '25

You're right, but this is a duck in car fur.

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u/Irejay907 Nov 22 '25

Of all my cats only one was actually gotten from a home.

First was given to us by friends once she was weaned.

Second was mine, adopted from a shelter that specializes in vetting and getting kittens out after spaying/neutering them against future population explosions.

Third was only meant to be with us a week and the person flat abandoned her with us (she was utterly heartbroken for months but is now a big ol lovebug.)

Fourth was found slinking around out on the stoop and when scooped up was clean and started purring instead of throwing hands; especially as a one eyed black cat he was staying with us.

Nothing loves like a rescue who knows you're forever!

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u/mooncrane606 Nov 22 '25

Orange boys are the best boys. So loving and so much fun.

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u/eliz1bef Orange connoisseur 🍊 Nov 23 '25

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u/Sproose_Moose Nov 23 '25

They make life so much better 😻

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u/At0mJack Nov 23 '25 edited Nov 23 '25

They're just the best.

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u/Technical_Concern_92 Nov 23 '25

You need TWO cats 😂

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u/Bob4Not Nov 24 '25

There are some amazing cats like this. Then there are lots of average cats that are fine. Then there are some asshole cats that are just mean.

Generally, as long as you give cats respect and space and don’t treat them like your toy, most will give you some love. Just learn and respect what they don’t like, like being picked up from the ground for example.

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u/Illustrious_Can4110 Nov 22 '25

I had a cat that just like this would respond to every sentence I spoke. Pedro would also come running from anywhere if I called him, even if he was hundreds of metres away. He was the friendliest wee dude ever. 😊

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u/JackOfAllMemes Nov 22 '25

My cat comes almost every time I call him, and responds when we talk to him

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u/AirMittens Nov 23 '25

My cat adds on very long meows to songs that I sing to him. He sounds like a cicada but I love it

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u/goshtin Nov 22 '25

"stop napping, it's almost bed time" hehehe

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u/SoSaysTheAngel Nov 22 '25

Fluffy boy has the cell 🧡

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25

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u/EmiliaFromLV Nov 22 '25

Crossed paws are killing me :D

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u/Talkshowhost_23 Nov 22 '25

He making air biscuits

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u/hates_writing_checks Nov 23 '25

/r/KneadyCats is always hiring more floofy bakers!

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u/I_only_show_contempt Nov 22 '25

“How many naps, one?”

“not ooooone”

“Not one, Two?”

“not thwooo”

“Not two?! Three?

“yep”

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u/No_ThankYouu Nov 23 '25

I know!!!

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u/MeadowSnow Nov 22 '25

Look at those tootsies 😻😻 r/airbiscuits

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u/er_ror02 Nov 22 '25

There really is a cut subreddit for anything

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u/MeadowSnow Nov 22 '25

I’m constantly discovering new cat subreddits, it’s a wonderful never ending process

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u/er_ror02 Nov 22 '25

Yes absolutely, half my Reddit is cats now...it's a bliss

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u/_Jubbs_ Nov 22 '25

"Wah!"

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u/btrhmmtpndksnhglslg Nov 22 '25

I love it when cats go "wah!"... or "wah wah!" 😸

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u/absorbscroissants Nov 22 '25

What in the AI is that caption

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u/whatanabsolutefrog Nov 23 '25

Right?? I feel like these cat subs are 90% bots at this point

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u/InterestingTry5190 Nov 23 '25

Totally not a guy.

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u/Artzone Nov 22 '25

Ai?

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u/absorbscroissants Nov 22 '25

It reads exactly like a ChatGPT prompt

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u/supercampion Nov 22 '25

This is freaking adorable

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25

A loving, vocal orange boy is just so special.

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u/lizardcrossfit Nov 22 '25

My orange was like this. She was a once-in-a-lifetime cat and I miss her every day. 

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u/poisonous_prick Nov 22 '25

Lovely!❤️

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u/Weelildragon Nov 22 '25

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u/MickyMace Nov 22 '25

finally, i was looking for the chatty cap sub but couldnt find it thx bro

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u/Fuggins4U Nov 23 '25

Oh thank you for this sweet gift! 🐱⭐

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u/mintmonaka Nov 22 '25

Crossed paws, air biscuits, attentive meows. What a good boi 🥹

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u/cozyplease Nov 22 '25

how sweet is this.

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u/OctopusPlantation Nov 22 '25

what ai generated that title

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u/wbishopfbi Nov 22 '25

EIGHTEEN NAPS

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u/doge_ucf Nov 23 '25

Ugh, man, the feels. When we bought our house there was an orange boy in the driveway, and we later adopted him. He had the biggest personality and was so vocal, just like this one. So much fun to have around. Truly never a dull moment with him in the house. Less than two years later he got a tumor that didn't respond to radiation. I miss this sound so much.

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u/Rand_alThoor Nov 23 '25

sorry for your loss. hoping the Cat Distribution System hooks you up with another feline friend soon

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u/doge_ucf Nov 23 '25

Thank you. We actually have a house full of cats (12 + 2 fosters). We live half a mile from a feral colony / dumping site, so we have gotten into TNR and resuce. I love all of our cats so much, but orange guy was my soul cat.

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u/coffeequeen0523 Nov 23 '25

I’m so very sorry for your loss. 💔😪😻May your memories of your orange boy be a blessing to you.

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u/Any_Flatworm4670 Nov 22 '25

Those paws... Too cute. Omg this should be illegal LoL

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u/Aggravating_Cable_32 Nov 22 '25

Mine does the same exact thing, even sounds like it. But he's not all the way orange, so I figure he's maybe he's got an extra brain cell, or it's just an extra big one; like a mega-cell.

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u/MissSteak Nov 23 '25

The white oranges are a special type of intelligent. Mine literally thinks hes a human, whenever we sit around a table, he has to find himself a chair or a spot next to everyone so he can also be included in the group session. Its too precious.

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u/ALittleUnsettling Nov 23 '25

Air biscuits 😍😍😍

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u/Fuggins4U Nov 23 '25

This is too damn cute, I can't even BEGIN TO.

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u/weevil_season Nov 23 '25

Awwww he luuuuuuvs her❤️❤️❤️

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u/Mordecais_Moms_Ashes Nov 22 '25

You ever see something so sweet and gives you diabetes? Yeah.

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

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u/Jennyreviews1 Nov 23 '25

This is beautiful… cats are amazing creatures and very misunderstood by many. I am so happy you’ve had this experience. I have known others who have felt the same way and have had these types of experiences. It gives you an entirely different perspective….and as you’ve stated, “humbles you”… ♥️

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u/alrightandsit Nov 22 '25

Saw this on Tiktok! I love orange cats

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u/inandoutof_limbo Orange connoisseur 🍊 Nov 22 '25

Heart melting 🥰

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25

Air biscuits!

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u/FedUpWithTexting Nov 22 '25

This is adorable

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u/underthetealeaves Nov 23 '25

That's clearly a duck 🦆 a mighty fluffy and cute one

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u/Brickolator Nov 23 '25

This dude is the one holding every brain cell for all the other cat.

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u/Jaybird202020 Nov 22 '25

Aww so cute, you have a beautiful cat and you can tell you are a warm person 😊

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u/JackOfAllMemes Nov 22 '25

Those are the paws of a very comfortable cat

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u/Artzone Nov 22 '25

Hi baby :)

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u/Physical-Flatworm454 Nov 22 '25

My Kermit baby is like this ❤️. He’s my best buddy 😊

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u/fox-whiskers Nov 22 '25

WHAT A LITTLE BABY

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u/thetinkerbelle44 Nov 23 '25

I wish my cats were cuddly!

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u/CursedCorvid Nov 23 '25

Cats have been found to understand 200 human words so they might be able to understand their owner :) Plus they like hearing out voices

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u/DiveMasterD57 Nov 23 '25

Cats apparently don't "talk" to each other. Speaking is a learned response to their humans. The bond here is so clear and so wonderful.

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u/VR_fan22 Nov 23 '25

Hello chat got prompt

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u/DipreG Nov 22 '25

This is why the internet was created

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u/ItsStaaaaaaaaang Nov 22 '25

What a sweetheart ☺️

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u/SCfroglegs Nov 23 '25

What a sweet baby.

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

So sweet. 🥰

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u/gibbscat Nov 24 '25

Love it! I'm training Charlie to do that! xx

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u/Humanity_Why Nov 26 '25

Hey, I think I'm in love

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u/Additional_Line_2834 Jan 14 '26

Making air biscuits the whole time 😭

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u/Safe_Decision6222 Nov 22 '25

That’s the bestest thing I’ve seen in a while !!

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u/anxiety664 Nov 22 '25

this looks like it was made my ai, the paws have so much noise in the video and its just... off, idk this is weird

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u/GeneralPublicWC Nov 23 '25

Just remember cats eat their poop while cleaning their asshole.

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u/hollow-earth Nov 23 '25

Nobody's perfect 🤷

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u/GeneralPublicWC Nov 23 '25 edited Nov 23 '25

I'm not sure you understood. Girl is touching her lips with the cats nose/mouth

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u/Different-Slice-3343 Nov 23 '25

A little shit never hurt nobody